Don't want to upset the apple cart...................... Zero is fine with me....I thought it would leave more players in the draft, and thus allow nthe early drafting teams a better shot at the "up and comers"............either way is ok with....... the Yankees................
---- [email protected] wrote: > I do not agree with some of these arguments - and I would hate to see a > rule changed when it has been good for the league for a long time - changing > limits as to what qualifies a player as NCR or uncarded would definitely > change how managers can/could/should evaluate players(period). > > I think the NCR rule is fine as it stands and furthermore I believe the > league rules have other areas that need to be reviewed and possibly changed > before we adjust a good rule. And I am not saying this about my team as it > stands today - I only have 4 NCRs on my current roster. I am saying this > for the sake of the league as a whole. > > > In a message dated 9/9/2011 11:37:32 P.M. Central Daylight Time, > [email protected] writes: > > actually the term NCR is incorrect I should have said uncarded players. > Since the game gives a card to everyone that plays at all the NCR is not > what is effected but the league calls a card. As for hurting bad teams it > would do just the reverse as since anyone under the new limits would count > toward the limit of six (which is not the case now) thus keeps teams from > draft players with 1 IP and calling that a card thus can still draft 6 > uncarded > players. As for making cuts more difficult good! As Don stated that his > team was so bad that there were better players on the cut list than he kept > on his roster and wanted/needed to draft more than the 3 he was allowed to > draft in the I stink draft. Plus then teams making cuts must decide which > he would rather have (NCR or in my case Johan Santana)! Again teams that > current uncarded players and have less the the new limits then YES they > would have to decide if they want to keep them or cut them for new one/s. > This also helps the bad teams as they are more NCR for them to choose from > and > since they draft way before the good teams they have better chance of > getting better NCR. > > We already have a limit on the uncarded player it is just being increased. > You have seen Lou suggesting we increasing it even more and this is > something I have been asked to do long before now I just have not remembered > soon enough to change before now. > > > ROBERT > > ---------- Original Message ---------- > From: [email protected] > To: [email protected] > Subject: Re: New limits to NCR for 2012 / Jack's 2 cents worth > Date: Sat, 10 Sep 2011 00:11:56 -0400 (EDT) > > Instead of putting a minimum usage on NCRs - > > If changes are needed and league approves the changes as a whole, then I > would suggest the league define or redefine NCR as (1) a player with no > current card; or (2) a player that has never been carded. > > Then I would suggest the league change the maximum number a team can draft > or maintain on a roster. > For example I would say if we use the definition Never Been Carded - I > would suggest we limit teams to 2 or 3 NCR picks a year and a maximum of 4 - > 6 > NCR players on a roster at anyone time. > > If we use the No Current Card definition - I would suggest we allow teams > to draft a maximum of 4 NCRs a year and each team can carry no more 6 - 8 > NCRs a year. > > However, changing the NCR Rule is a dangerous proposition. The NCR rule > is what makes this league exciting - especially at draft time and to make > changes would not only hurt the league in general but it would reduce the > chance of a bad team could improve itself quickly --- because the manager > would not be allowed to build as large a farm system. A change of minimum > AB > or IP would not only change the draft pool - it would also change each > team's roster - make decisions on keepers/cut more difficult. Managers > would > have to change the way they evaluate players on their current roster based > on > their playing time. I know I am thrilled when my NCR's that are on my > roster finally get the so called "cup of coffee", but under the potential > new > proposal they may not change their NCR eligibility. I would be opposed to > minimum usage playing limits on NCRs, especially limits that are not > agreed to by the league as a whole. > > > > > > In a message dated 9/9/2011 12:07:00 A.M. Central Daylight Time, > [email protected] writes: > > The current rule for NOT being considered a NCR was/is played in 1 game or > pitched 1/3 inn. However I have be asked for couple years now to up the > limits and I think now is the time to do so. I havent decided on the exact > # yet but wanted to advise now before trades and plans are made using the > old rule. At the current time I am leaning toward 10 AB or IP but I have > been asked to make it higher. I may but havent made up my mind on exact > numbers. > > I am thinking maybe increase the limit slowly to see what effect if any on > the draft. 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